Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals in Fairmont
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents in Fairmont including Mrs Grace McBonnell returning home after ten days, Mrs Stargard Smith visiting Mra A Khan, Miss Laura Lowe from Fairmont visiting Miss Nannie Lowe Sanday, and Timothy A. Laffey of Salem spending Monday on city business. Others include R G Altizer from Pittsburgh for several days, B B Horner of Lumberport, Mr and Mrs M S Frost returning from Cumberland after a burial, H Willis of West Union, ROE Clark from Littleton, W T Burdette of Charleston, George Sylvester from Charleston, J M Hoover of Webster Springs, Jefferson Parrish from Wallace, Justice Moses Shaver of Brown, and Miss Maude Gordon returning from Salem relatives.
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Anna Taylor
Lovett
Fairmont
Grace McBonnell
Stargard Smith
Fairmost
Mra A_ Khan
Laura Lowe
Nannie Lowe Sanday
Timothy A. Laffey
Salem
R. G. Altizer
Pitte- Dire
B. Horner
Lumberport
M.S. Frost
Cumberland
Sholher
of. H. Willis
West Union
Roe
Clark
Littleton
W. T. Burdette
Charleston
George Sylvester
J. M. Hoover
Webster Springs
Jefferson Parrish
Wallace
Moses Shaver
Brown
Maude Gordon
Mulberry Street
The Theft of a Letter Charged in Grasselli Court
Jos Jimewice of Grasselli awaits a hearing at Magistrate Gordon's court this evening at 7 30 on the charge of stealing a letter from Alexander Malyjeynski. Constable Ford arrested him on a warrant sworn out by Alexander after Grasselli Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Jimewice
Grasselli
Gordon's Court
Alexander Malyjeynski
Ford
Joe
Alexander
Pleasant Valentine Party Hosted by Local Friends
Messrs John R Martin and John H Nelson with Miss Edith Brown and others hosted a Valentine party at Miss Edith Brown’s residence Friday evening. The event featured games, a vocal solo by John R Martin, a well served supper, and guests including Susie Powers Virgie Farmer Susié Henderson Stella Robinson and ladies Grace Lomax Tencier Brown and gentlemen B Lee James Robinson Frank Robinson J H Clay Grant Slaughter and William Banks. Pierce’s Golden Rio coffee promotion offered a stereoscopic view in every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ro Martin
John H. Nelson
Edith Brown
Mix
Maggie Brown
Annie Copeland
John R. Martin
Miss
Susie Powers
Fairmont
Virgie Farmer
Susié Henderson
Stella Robinson
Grace Lomax
Tencier Brown
Messrs. B. Lee
James Robinson
Frank Robinson
J. H. Clay
Grant Slaughter
William Banks
Annegan and Gribble Apply for West Virginia Liquor License
The partnership of THOMAS ANNEGAN and CHAR LES GRIBBLE trading as Annegan and Gribble seek a license to sell spirituous wines liquors ale and beers in Clarksburg West Virginia for the rest of 1908. The council will hear the petition at a March 6 1908 meeting. Clerk WILL H. COLE notes the filing date February 1 1908.
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Clarksburg
Thomas Annegan
Charles Gribble
Annegan
City of
Will H. Cole
Lynci's Panama Skirts Go On sale at 24 98
AT LYNCI announces an $8.00 Ciack sale error and a promotional offer on Blue and Brown Panama skirts priced at 24 98 for a limited week. Customers urged to view early for best selection.
Pierce's Golden Rio Coffee Travels World Trip
A traveler buys eight packages of Pierce's Golden Rio Coffee to fuel a travelscope voyage around the globe. The plan features cross continental stops and coffee tastings as part of the journey.
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Pierce
Corner properties and houses for sale
Property listing notes several homes and lots for sale with prices and terms. Features include a 7 room frame house with slate roof on a 100 by 120 foot lot for 4000, a cottage with five rooms on Monticello and Bridge for 1350, two level Kelley Hill lots at 600 each, Broad Oaks homes, 3314x120 feet on Meigs Ave for 2000, and multiple Park Ave lots at 600 each or 1650 for all with varied down payments and financing terms. Also mentions a Main Street business proposition.
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Horner
South Fourth
Monticello Ave
Bridge St
Kelley Hill
Broad Oaks
Meigs Ave
Jackson Square
Park Ave
Main Street
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Mary Emerson
Old Virginia
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Glen Elk
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General Insurance
Fletcher
Ladies Home Journal
R. E. Gill
Gorham
Mauser
Alvin
Haviland
Limoges
Third Street
Third St
J. F. Krohme
M. E. Black-Krohme
Main St
Empire Bidg. Am
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Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Fourth Street
China
G Jeweler
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